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Twice in the last month I’ve heard the phrase “traditional lean” used in public presentations. In neither case did the presenter explain the expression, but one displayed a slide with a Venn diagram showing the overlap between lean and Six Sigma.
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I suppose this means that he defined traditional lean as meaning lean plus something else, in his case, Six Sigma. For both presenters, however, the word “traditional” implied “passé.” They were moving on.
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Traditional Lean?
Bravo, Bruce! Before consultants there was TPS and before TPS there was Deming (and Shewhart and Juran). He still has the answers. Organisations who truly want to be effective and efficient will eschew the flavour of the month (or decade) and pursue the tried and true.
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